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My scientific research work dwells on forest fire risk assessment. I defined risk as a measure of the probability of fire occurrence and consequence of adverse affect to environment. But one professor proposed me to define risk as a measure of possibility rather than probability. He claims that there exist a generally excepted definition of risk according to which risk is calculated as a measure of possibility, but not probability. I can’t find any useful information in terms of this issue. Can anyone help me with the information on this question? I would be grateful for any help.
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